Bài giảng môn Tiếng Anh 11 - Unit 8: Celebrations

Unit 8CELEBRATIONSE. LANGUAGE FOCUSI. PRONUNCIATION:/fl/. when producing this cluster, you should produce /f/ first and then quickly switch to /l/, and so on.Distinguishing sounds. /fl/ - /fr/ - /θr/ Ex:Flat /flæt/Butterfly /’bΛtәflai/flower /’flauә//fr/: when producing this cluster, you should produce /f/ first and then quickly switch to /r/, and so on.Unit 8CELEBRATIONSE. LANGUAGE FOCUSI. PRONUNCIATION:Distinguishing sounds. /fl/ - /fr/ - /θr/ Ex:Fruit /fru:t/Frog /frפg/Fright /frait// θr /: when producing this cluster, you should produce / θ/ first and then quickly switch to /r/, and so on.Unit 8CELEBRATIONSE. LANGUAGE FOCUSI. PRONUNCIATION:Distinguishing sounds. /fl/ - /fr/ - /θr/ Ex:Throng / θrפђ/Three / θri:/3flower /’flauә/Butterfly /’bΛtәflai/Flat /flæt/Fruit /fru:t/Frog /frפg/Throng / θrפђ/Three / θri:/Practise reading aloud the dialogue in your textbookII. GRAMMAR AND VOCABULARYUnit 8CELEBRATIONSE. LANGUAGE FOCUS1. GrammarLook at the given sentences and comment on the use of one(s), someone, no one, anyone, and everyone+. I don’t like the red shirt; I prefer the blue one+. Don’t buy the sour oranges. Buy the sweet ones+. There’s someone waiting for the director in the office+. Did someone call me last night ?+. Have you met anyone like him ?+. Don’t tell anyone my secret.+. No one likes her story.+. Everyone laughs at him+. I don’t like the red shirt; I prefer the blue one+. Don’t buy the sour oranges. Buy the sweet ones+. There’s someone waiting for the director in the office+. Did someone call me last night ?+. Have you met anyone like him ?+. Don’t tell anyone my secret.+. No one likes her story.+. Everyone laughs at himWork in pair: work out the use of the pronouns.The usage of one(s), someone, no one, anyone and everybody:One and ones are used to replace a previously mentioned noun when we do not want to repeat that noun. One replaces a singular noun, and ones replaces a plural noun.Ex: Of the three bags, I like the red one (red one = red bag)Someone = somebody: Usually means “an unspecified or unknown person”. It is used in affirmative sentences and it is used with a singular verbEx: Someone called when you were out.  I heard the ring but I couldn’t answer the phone.	Someone wants to see youc. Anyone = anybody. It is used with a singular verb in a negative statement or a question.Ex: Did anyone see you ?d. No one can be used with a singular affirmative verb to express a negative. Ex: No one was at home.	No one came here yesterday.e. Everyone = everybody. It usually goes with a singular verb. It is used to refer to every person or all people.Ex: Have you asked everybody ?	Everyone is ready.(= All the people are ready)Note:- These expressions have a singular meaning and take a singular verb, so personal pronouns and possessive adjectives should logically he/she. Him/her, his/her. However, in modern English plural forms are more common.Ex: -Everyone has come in, haven’t they ? -No one should leave their luggage on the bus.	- Somebody, someone, anybody, anyone are singular words, but we often use they/them/their after these words.Ex: Someone has forgotten their umbrella. (= his or her umbrella)2. Practice: Exercise 1Work individually: complete the sentences, using someone, anyone, no one, or everyone.Ex: ............................likes snakes, do they ?No one likes snakes, do they ?1. I don’t think ........................likes the film. It is so boring.2. .................phoned while you were out, but they didn’t leave a message.3. Does ....................mind if I eat first ?4. There’s.....................at the door. Can you go and see who it is ?anyone Someone anyonesomeone5. He didn’t come to class for three days, and ....................knows where he is.6. Can we start now? Has ......................arrived?.7. Everyone said they would attent the party, but ...................turned up.no one everyone no oneExercise 2.Work in pairs: Rewrite the sentences, using the pronoun one or onesExample:The Tet tree is there to attract good spirits and ward off evil spirits.The Tet tree is to attract good spirits and ward off evil ones. (evil ones = evil spirits)Of the three bags I like the blue bag.Mai is making a fruit cake. Huong is making a fruit cake, too.I like reading books, especially the books about the natural world.I don’t have a computer, and my father doesn’t want me to have a computer.They let me choose a pencil, and I took the red pencil.There are several national celebrations in Vietnam, but perhaps the most meaningful celebration is Tet holiday.We told each other both happy stories and sad stories about our lives.Now, Read out your answers and then write them on the boardSuggested answers:1. Of the three bags, I like the blue one2. Mai is makingthe fruit cake. Huong is making one, too.3. I like reading books, especially the ones about the natural world4. I don’t have a computer, and my father doesn’t want me to have one.5. They let me choose a pencil, and I took the red one.6. There are several national celebrations in Vietnam, but perhaps the most meaningful one is Tet holiday.7. We told each other both happy stories and sad ones about our lives3. vocabulary.Exercise 3Complete the sentences by filling each blank with one word from the boxBefore doing the exercise, you should read all the given statements and decide the part of speech of the word to fill in each blank. Example: the word to fill in the first blank is an adjective......Example: .....................people, who live by farming, depend on the lunar calendar to manage their cropsAgrarianBefore Tet, housewives are always busy cooking......................foods.The Prince’s wedding was a very .................. Occasion.Christmas is also the time for people to give and receive.........................Each nation has its own way of ..................... The New Year.On the first day of the New Year, people often try to be nice and .......................People go to the pagodas to pray for .......................If you walk on the street before Tet, you will find great...........................everywhere.traditionalgrandcelebratingGood luckexcitementgiftspoliteConsolidationThe usage of one, ones, someone, somebody, anyone, anybody, no oneThe usagepronounare used to replace a previously mentioned noun when we do not want to repeat that nounUsually means “an unspecified or unknown person”. It is used in affirmative sentences and it is used with a singular verbis used with a singular verb in a negative statement or a question.can be used with a singular affirmative verb to express a negative.usually goes with a singular verb. It is used to refer to every person or all people.One or onesSomeone or somebodyAnyone or anybodyNo oneEveryone or everybodyHomeworkLearn by heart all new grammatical points and structures.Do exercises in your Exercise Book.Prepare the next part: Test YourselfThe endThanks for your attendanceGoodbyeThank you very much for your attendance !SEE YOU AGAIN !EXTRA EXERCISEComplete the following sentences, using one, ones, someone, anyone, no one or everyoneHe left the room quietly without saying goodbye to ..........................Is .................ready to go ?If I were you, I would throw away that old table and buy a new...........There is ..............in the house. It’s empty.Are you waiting for ....................?.......................has taken my umbrella.anyoneeveryoneoneno oneanyoneSomeoneones/ones7. My children aren’t the singer wearing the red shirts. They are the ..................8. Can you answer the door for me ? There’s .....................knocking.9. To keep fit,..................should go swimming.10. ..................can play tennis better than An. He’s the best player in the club.some oneeveryoneNo one